Fairview Alternative High School
October 12, 2023
The following message is from the Roseville Police Department:
The Roseville Police Department is actively investigating a series of incidents that targeted the same neighborhood in recent weeks. A resident reported that their house was egged and their yard was littered with toilet paper. Recently, fireworks were set off in the adjacent cul-de-sac. Pranks, vandalism, and other acts that destroy property, disturb the peace, or injure someone can lead to criminal charges, civil liability for damages caused, and other consequences. Anyone with information about these incidents is encouraged to contact the Roseville Police Department. You can remain anonymous. Call 651-792-7008 or email police@cityofroseville.com.
Yesterday, we sent a message to all secondary students as an important reminder that when they are out of school and spending time in our community, they represent their own integrity, all of you, their friends and classmates, and our school. We certainly hope our students aren’t behind these events as anonymous acts of vandalism and harassment do not reflect our values as Raiders. Please help us by speaking with your students about these events and the potential impact of participating.
We are so lucky to have a community that supports us. We want to continue to support our community in return.
Do you have a Native American student enrolled in Roseville Area Schools?
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Roseville American Indian Education wants to ensure that every Native American student within Roseville Area Schools has access to American Indian Education program. If you have a Native American student who has not been invited to join American Indian Education, please contact American Indian Education Program Coordinator Gabriella Carroll at Gabriella.carroll@isd623.org, and we will get your student enrolled in our programming.
Phidámayayapi | Miigwech
Students worked together to build a giant model of DNA in our genetics class last week!
Growth Mindset Tree
Students worked collaboratively to create this tree keeping in mind their intentions of personal growth. The leaves on the tree have positive affirmations written on them as a visual reminder of their goals for the school year.
Are you a new family/student at FAHS?
Here's an introductory newsletter for new families and students. Click here to read this newsletter.
FAHS Communication
Website: www.isd623.org/fahs
Location: 1910 County Road B West, Roseville, MN, USA
Phone: 651.604.3800